Basically anything on Alberta’s banned book list. That’s where we should really be starting.
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GrindingGearsto Gaming@beehaw.org•Sony is reportedly planning a Nintendo Switch-style PlayStation 6 portable | VGC4·1 day agoHonestly the biggest failure IMO, was because like usual, they didnt actually support it after release. I’ve fallen for this one too many times with Sony, but no more. Whenever Sony releases something other than their mainstream products, they immediately stop developing for it and basically rely on a bunch of third parties. Who usually give up shortly thereafter when they notice the dwindling support.
My vita is collecting dust with my PSVR, my PS proprietary headphones, and all the other useless shit Sony has released over the years.
GrindingGearsto Canada•Poilievre calls for more legal protection for Canadians defending homes from intruders20·1 day agoHey look, there’s ol’ Second Try Millhouse, at er again. Man it was so nice having a vacation from this dweeb. Sigh.
GrindingGearsto Canada•Poilievre calls for more legal protection for Canadians defending homes from intruders6·1 day agoI hope these fucking clowns remember this when his buddies the god damn Americans invade. Problem is, the NRA crowd and all of Millhouses buddies will gladly welcome them in with open arms. The guns are secretly only to be used on the darkies (using their language, not mine, just so they can understand, since they don’t understand much unless you sprinkle in a bunch of racist shit, then they are all ears.)
GrindingGearsto Alberta•Alberta set to replace flimsy paper health cards with new 'Alberta Wallet' app5·1 day ago“They are gonna track me through the 3g in your COVID shots, QANON and the New World Order” - Same crowd
Yet the theory behind the new world order is about the threat of a totalitarian government, so they…elect and back a government that is the closest thing to a totalitarian government we’ve…ever seen. Yeah. It’s getting real hard to keep up these days.
GrindingGearsto Alberta•Alberta now on track for even bigger budget deficit, now at $6.5B6·2 days agoAh yes, the party of fiscal responsibility strikes once again.
It happens bro. I’ve had it happen with expensive speciality bike store tubes. Hell I had it happen on a carbon wheel, at 2am in my basement. I thought the Russians were invading, holy hell. I would have shit my pants, if I wasn’t too busy having a heart attack. Sounded like a bomb went off lol.
Most of my bicycle wheels are tubeless now. My dirtbike is still tubed, and will be until I get off my ass and convert it too.
GrindingGearsto Edmonton•Provincial pressure mounts as Edmonton mayor vows to push forward with bike lanesEnglish4·3 days agoThen you have to deal with Treason Dani and the Oil Patch Kids though.
GrindingGearsto Alberta•Alberta teachers hopeful as contract talks resume ahead of school year2·4 days agoSo are parents, trust me.
That said, I’m still team teachers on this one.
GrindingGearsto Canada•More Canadians commute as remote work declines, StatCan data shows - National | Globalnews.ca6·4 days agoI predict over the next decade a lot of people are going to start flipping the script on these employers. Now that this genie is out of the bottle, it’s going to be pretty hard to cork it again. Maybe for a bit, but it’ll soon boil over. I mean some of this RTO is really just poorly disguised layoffs that the PR department doesn’t want getting out. Or it’s about control at the micro level. That’s going to get figured out pretty fast.
Either way, smarter companies are going to use balanced WFH as a recruitment tactic (that could literally save them money), and I also predict the numbers are soon going to reflect that the next couple of years aren’t as profitable for these guys that are dictating five days a week in the office, and their people are going to be far less satisfied. Might get away with it for a bit if the economy slows down, I dunno, it’ll be interesting to see how this all plays out.
GrindingGearsto Canada•More Canadians commute as remote work declines, StatCan data shows - National | Globalnews.ca3·4 days agoIt depends on what the books are and what the reference material is. I’m an accountant, and anything like tax/compliance & standards related is usually digital because of how fast and often it changes. But I still have what you would call textbooks that I reference pretty often. Mostly my Treasury book, or when I’m trying to find a formula for a specific application. Hell I’ve even been guilty of digging back through my books from my articling period, to find something specific from time to time.
GrindingGearsto Canada•Moderna’s latest COVID-19 vaccine is both approved and ‘made in Canada’3·4 days agoTourism gold. You’ll find me and my family sliding over that way this fall some time. Hopefully they launch some hotel deals, might even hitch the dirt bike up and make a weekend of it.
It was heaven. Didn’t have to see his whiny ass crying every single fucking turn of my head.
Couldn’t just last forever though. Ol’ Second Try Poilievre is back to haunt us. It’s kind of fun when you turn these slogans on them, it’s just going to make him whine more though.
GrindingGearsto Buy Canadian•BC's Urban Grocer hasn't sold any US produce for over 117 days2·7 days agoOur national chains are more of a problem than the US is.
GrindingGearsto Alberta•Province to charge majority of Albertans $100 for COVID-19 vaccine this flu season2·7 days agoMarlaina spelled backwards is Analram. That’s probably where the extra i came in. Maybe she was bullied as a kid, and as revenge is a traitorist anti-vaxxer with a blood thrust for all control.
Gilead. Like all the other fascists.
Shes too stupid to defend against the interests she’s courting on her neverending thirst for power.
Ah yes the cons and all their privatizing. Trickle down economics blah blah blah, etc.
I mean you are dealing with the absurd, so what’s a win anyways? All for him to decide tomorrow it’s a loss?
Country is ruled by an authoritarian warlord, you can’t expect decency or rationality. If it was everyone’s beloved PP in Carneys place, he’d still be getting his ass handed to him. Don’t kid yourself.
And he might roll out of bed one morning at 3am and decide it’s all over again. Hit the truth social with his one eye open, and that’s that.
I believe the fight is over who gets to control how the question is worded, because the question can only be asked once in a referendum.
If it’s the UCP or one of their crony entities that get to control it, they will attempt to have the question be like: “Do you believe in Alberta being a separate country and if not do you not believe in Alberta as a Province in the country of Canada?” Yes or No. Which will lead to everyone scratching their heads, because both are basically saying the same thing. Much like their policy surveys, where no matter what you answer, it leads to a predetermined conclusion. It’s basically the hallmark of the traitorous and christofacist UCP at this point. They hate us, and simply want to legitimize their prosecution of us and have total control over our resources, which are significant. It’ll also quickly fall under American control.
If this Canada first group controls the question, it’ll be something like: “Do you think Alberta should separate from Canada,” and I mean that’s a predetermined conclusion too, because it’s believed that less than 20% of citizens actually want to leave. And even if they didn’t want to stay, at least it’s an honest question that won’t be tricking people.
So I mean act according to your wishes. We only get one shot at defending this though.